Turtles are very loyal animals. After they identify their owners, they will develop a strong sense of attachment and closeness to them. The turtle's identification with its owner is mainly achieved by sensing the owner's smell and voice. And in many cases, they only recognize one owner. The following are five types of turtles that only know one owner in their lives and are more loyal than dogs.

Red-legged tortoise: It is a large tortoise found in Central and South America. They have red legs and beaks. This turtle is very intelligent and can easily recognize its owner. Red-legged turtles are very active, very territorial and loyal, and can form deep bonds with humans.

Turtle: If you want to say which turtle is the most humane and clingy, the first one is the turtle. As a native turtle species in my country, the Chinese tortoise is very interactive. The tortoise likes to follow its owner very much. It will go wherever the owner goes. Usually he is a little timid and will quickly draw his neck back when frightened, which is so cute. After they identify their master, they usually do not change.

Striped-necked turtle: It is a very unique freshwater turtle with very obvious lines on its neck. This turtle is very intelligent and can easily recognize its owner. Striped-necked turtles are generally active, enjoy swimming in the water, and can form deep bonds with humans.

Palm Turtle: It is a very unique land turtle with a unique palm tree pattern on its back shell. This turtle is very intelligent and can easily recognize its owner. Palm turtles are generally quiet, prefer to crawl on land, and can form deep bonds with humans.

The Hawksbill Turtle: It is a very beautiful Haitian turtle with a unique hawksbill pattern on its back shell. This turtle is very friendly and can form deep bonds with humans. They usually only know one owner and can live to be more than 70 years old.

Turtles are very unique pets because they live long lives and, in many cases, only know one owner. These five kinds of turtles are very unique. They can establish deep relationships with humans and can accompany humans for a long time. They basically only know one owner in their lives, so those who keep them need to cherish them.